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Oblivion And Fallout 3 Double Pack Announced

Bethesda announced a double-pack release of Oblivion and Fallout 3 today. On April 3rd, you'll be able to pick up the dual Game of the Year winners on on Xbox 360 and PC for $29.99 and $19.99, respectively. Although these are both "Games of the Year," these are not the Game of the Year editions, so they do not come with the DLC packs...

Posted February 17, 2012
Morality in Gaming - Sessler's Soapbox

Morality in gaming is nothing new. We've all played RPG and action games that have different story lines and endings based on how good or evil you play, but some games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim give you moral choices that don't affect the outcome. Such is the topic of this week's Soapbox. Adam ponders if these murky moral choices give a...

Posted December 13, 2011
X-Play Presents The Top 7 Goriest Games Of All Time

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version Like it or not, violence in video games is here to stay, and probably will become even more over-the-top in the years to come. With Halloween fresh on our minds, X-Play took a look back at the seven goriest games of all time. From shooting limbs off in slow motion in Fallout, to doing pretty much the...

Posted November 1, 2011
Deus Ex: Human Revolution And Its Fatal Beginning - Sessler's Soapbox

While gamers and critics seem to be loving Deus Ex: Human Revolution, everyone agrees that there are some choices you have to make in the beginning of the game that can ruin your experience and force you to restart. The Sess sees this as something of a problem, so he decided to discuss it on this week's Soapbox. Like novels, films, and tv shows,...

Posted August 30, 2011
Inventory Management: RPG's Dead Weight - Sessler's Soapbox

Adam Sessler has a lot on his shoulders, so he doesn't need a video game telling him he's carrying too much weight. On this week's Soapbox The Sess discusses the gameplay mechanic of encumbrance and how it's been used in games for force players to travel light. Do you enjoy inventory micro-management? Or would you download the "weightless...

Posted June 21, 2011
Happy St. Patrick's Day - Getting Drunk in Video Games

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Top o' the morning to you all! Instead of writing an in-depth article about the connection of St. Patrick's Day and video games. We decided, just this morning, to talk about video games where you can get drunk. So bask in drunken glory with the below list of alkie-friendly video games. Disclaimer: G4 does not promote...

Posted March 17, 2011
Who Played The Dogs Out? The Realistic Dogs of Gaming

Watch Larger Version of this Video There's no way to put this gently, so I'll just say it: Marmaduke is 2010's most universally reviled film so far. It's a live action adaptation Brad Anderson's newspaper comic strip that's been running since 1954, and it stars Owen Wilson as the voice of Marmaduke, with George Lopez voicing a...

Posted June 4, 2010
We're All Damned: A Heartwarming Earth Day Journey Through Video Games

Judging from the flood of negative comments our blog receives whenever we mention environmental awareness in a positive light, our readers aren’t particularly interested in the plight of Mother Earth. In the popular imagination of the internet, the image of environmentalism seems forever entwined with annoying self-righteousness, hippy...

Posted April 21, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: An Open World is Not Enough

By now, gamers are very used to playing a large collection of open world games. From GTA IV to Fallout 3 to Just Cause 2, there are plenty of high quality titles that allow you to make your own story and go about missions how you see fit. But is that enough to make a great game? Such is the subject of this week's Soapbox. The Sess uses his...

Posted March 23, 2010
Top Five Irish Video Game Characters

It’s Saint Patrick’s Day, folks, also known as amateur night for drinkers! But let’s celebrate the Irish, and our important contributions to Western Culture. There's jovial fist-fights, the Irish stereotype of the drunken, poetic genius embodied in such great Irishmen as James Joyce, Brendan Behan, and The Pogues' Shane...

Posted March 17, 2010
Morning Hangover: What Did You Play This Weekend?

I spent the weekend playing a bunch of Red Steel 2. I have to wait until 9AM PST to tell you what I thought, but I'll give you a hint: It's awesome. Other than that "official" game-playing, I revisted Fallout 3. Even though there are a ton of new games sitting on my shelf, and half-finished older games, I went back to the Wasteland...

Posted February 22, 2010
Project: V13 (AKA Fallout MMO) Entering Public Beta...In 2012

As Interplay and Bethesda duke out the future of the Fallout brand in the courts, Interplay is moving forward with Project: V13, widely believed to be a codename for a Fallout MMO. Interplay has since announced a development deal for Project: V13 with Masthead Studios (also developing Earthrise) and revealed plans to have the online game enter...

Posted January 25, 2010
X-Play Breaks Down the Best Games of the Decade

The past decade in gaming featured some of the best games ever created, and X-Play is here to document that with this three-part look at the best that the aughts had to offer. Watch these videos and let us know if you agree or disagree with Adam and Morgan's assessment of the best of the 2000's. Is your favorite game represented in the...

Posted January 14, 2010
Is The Book Of Eli Really Fallout 3: The Movie?

Denzel Washington's The Book of Eli comes out this Friday, and we're all obviously excited by the prospect of Denzel kicking ass and/or taking names in a post apocalyptic wasteland. But take a look at the Book of Eli trailer... ...and tell me: Does that remind you of anything? It reminded me of Fallout 3. Check out the similarities: ...

Posted January 13, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: A Decade of Gaming

It's the end of the year. The end of a decade. The end of an era. What better time to sit down and look back at what the past decade of gaming has brought into our homes. Such is the subject of the last Soapbox of 2009. Adam sits down to talk about all the games and gaming trends that have come and gone since the year 2000. Some good, some bad,...

Posted December 30, 2009